Exam 14: Stock Preparation
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When ripping to width, place the edge that was jointed square against the rip fence and make the rip cut, using a ____ if necessary.
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For all of the component parts of a piece of furniture to fit together well, the building blocks we start with must be milled flat and ____.
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____ has very good bending properties and is also used for sporting equipment and bentwood furniture; its wood chips are often used in smoking meat
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At the beginning of the process of building a piece of furniture, we must make sure that the components that make up the final product are perfectly flat and square.
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A rough layout marks out the pieces ____ they will be once they are machined.
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____ normally has a straight grain, so it is often used in handles for striking tools, such as hammers, hatchets, and axes.
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When doing a rough layout on stock before cutting the board to a rough length, ____ can be a helpful marking tool.
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Since the ____ cuts from above, the work is fed into it with the face you flattened on the jointer down.
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The stock we will use for a project must be the same lengths and widths as our finished components will be.
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